Your Everyday Tea Implement (Y.E.T.I)

prusaprinters

This is a modular model. I needed something larger but my small print area on the Ender 3v2 limits the size. So I worked this thing out. I'm sure a better tuned printer would print a much nicer model. I'm sure you can see by the serious z-banding what the orientation was on each piece. :)Printed at .2 LH with a .4 nozzle with white PLA. You'll need 12 cannisters, 12 pins and 1 each of the left & right plates and left & right holder. Print the rings halves on their side with the inside chamfer down and you won't need a support for that. The plates and ring halves are glued together, then the pins are put through the holes (U facing up) and the canisters slid over them. The cannisters on opposing sides hold each other in place.We've been using this for nearly 2 years with no issues; it sits nicely on a shelf in the cupboard.